The cluster classified as Unexpected Entry Points is part of Software Fault Patterns (SFPs). Explore related weaknesses such as Active Debug Code, Public cloneable() Method Without Final ('Object Hijack'), Critical Public Variable Without Final Modifier, and more.

CWE-897: SFP28 - Software Fault Pattern Cluster

CWE-489: J2EE Main Method and Debug Code Presence

CWE-491: Object Hijack

CWE-493: Encapsulation

CWE-500: Object Orientation Issues

CWE-531: Test Code Information Exposure

CWE-568: Execute super.finalize() Method

CWE-580: Improper Clone Method Usage

CWE-582: Exposed Resource

CWE-583: Insecure Use of Finalize Method

CWE-608: Secure Getter Usage

CWE-766: Coding Standard Violation

Explore the CWE ID 1002 encompassing Unexpected Entry Points, which is a part of Software Fault Patterns (SFPs). Learn about related weaknesses such as Active Debug Code, Public cloneable() Method Without Final ('Object Hijack'), Critical Public Variable Without Final Modifier, and more.

Discover CWE 1002: Unexpected Entry Points - Software Fault Patterns

The cluster labeled Unexpected Entry Points encompasses a classification known as Software Fault Patterns (SFPs).

CWE-1002: Unexpected Entry Points - Software Fault Patterns (SFPs)

CWE-1002: Unexpected Entry Points - Software Fault Patterns (SFPs)

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CWE-1002: Unexpected Entry Points - Software Fault Patterns (SFPs)

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